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 1 1 |          and the best manner of applying them. The strongest of those
 2 14|        there is no other way of applying force to it (for the bandages
 3 16|       the sides, the physician, applying the palm of the one hand
 4 29|         in a straight line, and applying pressure on the projecting
 5 34|        is proper to be known as applying to all such cases. When
 6 35|         of showing his skill in applying a complex bandage to the
 7 35|       nose, and indeed, persons applying this bandage do not seek
 8 38| reduction is to be made, not by applying equal force on both sides,
 9 40|      For one would not think of applying it quite loose, and if applied
10 47|        the hips. This method of applying force is particularly safe;
11 50|         smeared with cerate; in applying the bandages, broad and
12 58|         use the injured limb by applying it to the ground, but carries
13 72|      articulation. This mode of applying the lever along with extension
14 77|      not a convenient method of applying force, for the bladder,